@Brandon Johnson @Sean Peters  @Gail Kaitschuck @Michael Noto  @Corby Goade  @Chris Purcell  @Bettina F.Thanks everyone for the the comments and motivation, You guys really let know know im doing the right thing, Asking them to leave is 2 fold, soon ill ask my mother to move in my tenants side after i rehab , then ill rehab my side and get another tenant, so ill needed them to go because my tenants will be living next to my mother.I really didnt want to do an eviction, but i really feel like i shouldnt have to eat it, but they moved people into my unit, and started smoking in my unit, playing music at night and paying rent late, i laughed to myslef because i think they thought i wasn't gonna say "get out"Im glad yawl got my back on this thanks

I spent most of my money on music CD's back then.

Now this is coming from someone who basically majored in arts/music.

I actually haven't really listened to music or used Facebook in the last week because I'm hooked on the podcast episodes. 

I (and my property owners) wouldn't want to be dealing with "newbies" all summer that try to bring glass bottles and loud music to poolside - and I guarantee that happens more frequently when people are temporary.

Also, Seth Mosley from BP Podcast 230 hosts a free event the first Wednesday of each month called Music & Money Investors Group in Franklin, just off I65. 

I've read many of the bigger name books before when I wanted to originally get into REI and since finding bigger pockets have been on a audio tear every night at work, I work third shift so instead of music is podcast and audio books all night.But now what??

I make my wife listen to bp podcasts in the car when I drive (cuz the driver controls the music!!) 

If you are looking to flip consider you are playing with fire and will get hosed when the music stops.

I think about it as a game of musical chairs.